> Razor is so 2019. > > * They’ve come out with Blazor > <https://dotnet.microsoft.com/apps/aspnet/web-apps/blazor> now Not sure how > widely used it is, but it does reduce the number of files to create.* >
I'm using Blazor and it's a fabulous replacement for ASP.NET Web Forms, MVC and JS Frameworks. The most terrible thing about Blazor though is that it still falls back to the web browser and HTML for rendering. Now I'm hoping that OpenSilver <https://www.opensilver.net/> will even make Blazor redundant for making serious web apps as rich as Silverlight. This is important because I've just started rewriting a classic Web Forms app with Blazor, and before I go any further I have to figure out how mature OpenSilver is, and if I can switch to it immediately (a job for the weekend). I thought "Razor pages" was a separate lighter replacement for full-weight Web Forms or MVC (I think?) *GK *
